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Ahaptoglobinaemia in a Nigerian Cohort.

Nigerian journal of physiological sciences : official publication of the Physiological Society of Nigeria - 30 Jun 2018

Eluke Chidiebere C, Eluke Blessing C, Okereke Ndidiamaka I, Okwuosa Chukwugozie, Ufelle Silas

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Ahaptoglobinaemia have been indicated in blacks from West Africa. Owing to the clinical and biologicimportance of haptoglobin (hpt), this work explores the situation in a Nigerian cohort since there are no published values ofhaptoglobin levels of individuals in this locality. The study was aimed at determining the amount of haptoglobin in the bloodof normal healthy Nigerians. Haptoglobin was quantitatively...

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